Scrubbys Car Wash

Ladycat44

The all automated system is impressive and very efficient. However the absence of actual scrubbing by brushes as in a classic car wash leaves dirt behind big time. That's the only drawback that I can see. So I'm a bit disappointed! Hence the four stars.

Solomon Risner

This is probably the only truly touchless wash in the area, which I'm thankful for. But the biggest debate on whether these are better for your car or not vs brushless (Kaady, Washman, Eco, etc) is still a thing. Touchless uses chemicals and high pressure water to clean your car. Unfortunately it's not enough to clean a car that's truly PNW dirty (driven through the elements and has road crud on it for three days straight) and that leads to residue still on the car. This kind of wash is great if your car has been sitting under a tree for a few days or just recently came back from the beach. Or, if your car is waxed or ceramic coated. Otherwise just go to another car wash. Seriously. Don't waste your money and then complain later. The laserwash 360 at this location is a workhorse. It's the newest version that PDQ makes, with a great deal of upgrades. The wash prices are pretty high considering that it's touchless but understandable. I think it's $14 for the very best package and it's worth it for the price. For reference, however, it's about the same price at Washman. So give it a try. It's pretty good for what it is.

R A

Don't expect a touchless wash to do the same as one that makes contact. Great for light cleaning or heavy then follow up with a wipe down. Time is money, $8 is a good deal when you spend 5 mins to wipe it down. Scratches from a contact wash are way more expensive to deal with.

Jim Larson

I found this to be a good wash for a touch free wash, I waited in line but did not need to as this wash is fully automated and is open 24-7 a bonus for sure. Obviously it can't compete with a home wash but the touch less feature makes it a safe wash for looking good in-between times of looking great (ok I have a kia but you know what I mean).